New York, NY (Top40 Charts / Alfred Haber, Inc.) This year's star-packed GRAMMY Awards, which was seen live on CBS in the U.S. on Sunday, February 12, 2017, was an electrifying affair that featured such memorable GRAMMY Moments as the remarkable Beyoncé appearance, two
Adele performances, the extraordinary Lady Gaga/Metallica mix, Katy Perry's triumphant return to the GRAMMY stage, Ed Sheeran's unplugged intensity, the magnetic pairing of The
Weeknd and Daft Punk, and the brilliant
Bruno Mars tribute to the late legend, Prince, among many other top musical acts.
"This year's GRAMMY broadcast in the U.S. dominated the evening's ratings and was the talk, and tweet, of social media," commented Haber. "It's clear, given our record number of territories, that without a doubt, the GRAMMY Awards continue to be the world's preeminent music award special."
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